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Old 09-26-2008, 09:12 AM   #8
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I wonder if it's the teachers, rather than the books, who are the problem.
Yes, agreed. I had a horrible chemistry teacher in high school--put me off chemistry until well into my adulthood, when for reasons that I can't recall now, I decided to take a chemistry class at a community college. I was fascinated by it.

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To answer your question about helping with an ebook project, I can suggest distributed proofreaders.
Thanks for the suggestion! I signed up yesterday, read the guidelines, and then proofed a couple of beginner pages.

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If you mean contributing a Public Domain book, on that you've assembled yourself, and making it available on MobileRead then just find a book that someone has not done. Myself, Harry, Madam Broshkina, Patricia and others can offer a mix of advice for that.

Thanks,
Don
Don, Thanks for info. Originally I did mean contributing, but the distributed proofreading is more my speed for now. I hope I'll be back to take up your offer of advice before too long.

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R.L.
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